UCLA Replaces Beaten Hoosiers As Top Team
UCLA rises to No 1 in the national poll after Indiana loses to Illinois 86 81 in the Big Ten opener. Indiana drops to second as Michigan falls to third. UCLA gains nine straight wins with wins over Arizona Minnesota and Utah.
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Wichita Scores Road Victory Over Bradley
Wichita pulled a 85-79 road win at Peoria as five starters hit double figures led by Kelly Pete with 22 and Nate Boweman 18. Stallworth due to mid term graduation misses eight Valley games, Wichita eyeing Cincinnati clash. St Louis edged Tulsa 54-53 to stay tied with Wichita in the Missouri Valley race. Rick Park led Tulsa with 21. Drake fell to Louisville 76-64 with Hansen 23 and West 19 for Drake.
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Kaline Signs For $60,000 Salary
Detroit outfielder Al Kaline agreed to a $60,000 salary for the 1965 season, a $2,000 cut from his full pay. Kaline, 30, laughed off the reduction, noting a good season would earn him pay, while a bad one would bring cut. He batted .293 with 17 homers and 68 RBIs in 1964 after injuries and不足 harmony with manager Charley Dressen. Kaline expects Detroit to improve from last year’s fourth place and said his talks with Dressen ended with reconciliation.
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Frick Sees No Threat In Trust Law
Washington AP Bases ball Commissioner Ford Frick says he's not running scared over a proposal to strip the game of its partial antitrust exemptions. Rep Clement J Zablocki offered a bill to end the partial exemption. Frick in New York said Zablockis bill doesn't upset me.
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Wings and Canadiens Nominate Top NHL All Stars
Detroit center Norm Ullman and rookie goalie Roger Crozier headline the NHL All Star selections for the first half of the season. Montreal defenseman Jacques Laperriere and right wing Claude Provost join the Red Wings pair, with New York Ranger defenseman Harry Howell and Chicago left wing Bobby Hull rounding out the starters. Hull leads with 32 goals midseason as Provost adds 12 goals and 21 assists for Montreal.
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Bounced Oklahoma players arrive for Hula Bowl
AP reports two Oklahoma Sooners, Ralph Neely and Jim Grisham, who were kicked off the team for signing pro contracts, arrived in Honolulu for the Hula Bowl. The committee was unsure if they could play for the South in Friday's all star game. Neither practiced with the South squad Monday.
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Veeck to testify in Lane breach of contract suit
CHICAGO AP Bill Veeck former owner and operator of several baseball clubs was to be the first witness today in Frank Lane s 144166 breach of contract suit against the Kansas City A s Lane a former general manager of the A s is suing Charles O Finley owner of the A s He says he was fired from his 25000 a year job Aug 20 1961 though his contract had more than seven years to run Lane contends he was to remain general manager until Dec 31
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Bowling Scores From Monday Ladies Leagues
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Basketball Scoreboard Summary of College Games
East Providence 72 Fairfield 65 South Davidson 97 Richmond 67 Louisville 76 Drake 64 Mississippi State 96 Alabama 68 Auburn 77 Mississippi 53 Florida 102 LSU 62 Georgia 86 Tulane 83 Maryland 76 North Carolina 68 North Carolina State 68 South Carolina 49 Virginia Tech 73 Virginia 56 UMI 71 The Citadel 70 Midwest Illinois 86 Indiana 81 Wichita 85 Bradley 79 St Louis 4 Tulsa 53 Iowa 92 Wisconsin 62 Notre Dame 115 Western Michigan 87 Dayton 83 Xavier Ohio 79 Kansas State 71 Oklahoma 69 Oklahoma State 54 Iowa State 52 Kansas 66 Nebraska 56 Missouri 63 Colorado 58 North Dakota 61 Air Force 54 Southwest Houston 61 Oklahoma City 54 Far West Seattle 75 Idaho State 74 Weber 105 Idaho 71 Gonzaga 65 British Columbia 51 San Diego 68 Montana 67 Arkansas State Jonesboro 79 Warrensburg State 72 Springfield State 89 Rolla State 72 Cape Girardeau State Kirksville State postponed until tonight Pittsburg State 74 Fort Hays State 62 Tabor 78 Baker 65 John Brown 98 College of Emporia 89 Washington of St Louis 69 Valparaiso Ind 68
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Hockey Results and Schedule Snapshot
Monday and today show no games. Upcoming matches list Detroit at Montreal Toronto at Chicago Boston at New York with Wednesday’s games expected.
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Boxing Results in Tokyo Harada defeats Dome Floilan
In Tokyo a boxing match ends with Harada of Japan knocking out Floilan of the Philippines after six rounds. Harada improves his record as the Philippine fighter suffers a stoppage in the sixth round.
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Wildcats Recruit All Star Linage In State Gaining Edge
Kansas State and Kansas battle for Kansas high school talent as nearly all top 25 players from last spring announce college plans. Key recruits include Lucius Allen from Wyandotte, Gene Valentine of Russell, Gary Schoen of Beloit, and Alan Roberson of Emporia, with others spread to junior colleges and Wichita State.
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Teams Show Up Referee Does Not In Kirksville MIAA Game Postponed
The Cape Girardeau Indians arrived for the MIAA clash with the Bull Dogs in Kirksville but the game was postponed until tonight due to a missing official. A 3,500 crowd attended the scene as Springfield beat Rosa 89 72, with Danny Bolden scoring a school record 34 points and Wayne Rieschel fueling the rally. Arkansas State defeated Warrensburg 79 72 at Jonesboro while Washington of St. Louis edged Valparaiso 69 68. Rockhurst at William Jewell and Fort Hays State at Lincoln were also on the slate.
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Pro Basketball schedule highlights across major cities
The listed matchups show St. Louis visiting Detroit in New York with Cincinnati hosting New York. St. Louis travels to Boston while San Francisco faces Philadelphia at Syracuse. Baltimore meets Detroit and New York hosts Cincinnati in a dense basketball slate across several venues.
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